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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    я сказала в очень найс форме, что на фотках много фотошапа
    во что это превратилось? хотели базар, получите
    типо.. базар заказывали? :grum:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    пусть Питер полюбуется, и Сарочка, со своим убожеством :crazy:
    ну это лишнее, Галка.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Милька View Post
    ну это лишнее, Галка.
    йето по детски както ЛОЛ
    Barack Obama on his girls: "I have men with guns surrounding them at all times, which I'm perfectly happy with..." (c) Why can he protect his family with guns and I can't?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    пусть Питер полюбуется, и Сарочка, со своим убожеством [:crazy:]
    ты что, с Привоза? :oo:
    Никто не хочет любить в нас обыкновенного человека. (c)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    Галка, мне кажется, на некоторых фотках очень "много фотошопа"
    т.е. когда фотка качественная, это одно, а когда много текстуры - то как-то режет :34:
    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    и еще
    как бы так сказать
    фотошоп не всегда есть красиво ))
    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    так я тоже типо художник говорю свой взгляд со стороны ))
    тем более, она как-то сказала, что не обижается
    да я и не хочу обидеть

    например, текстура на лицах смотрися а-ля Ющенко :urk:
    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    т.е. тебя только хвалить надо? понятно [:lol:]

    убедительная просьба не уродовать мои фотографии [:v:]

    п.с. у меня оба родителя - художники, так что мне не надо иметь образование, чтобы видеть со стороны, у меня это в крови ;)
    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    конечно не могу, у меня дома нет фотошопа [:lol:]

    т.е. если бы я "врубилась", что ты делаешь, мне сразу бы все стало нравиться? [:lol:]
    я же не написала, что мне не нравится ВСЕ, что ты делаешь, я просто сказала о некоторых вещах со своей стороны
    Галочка, тебе придется стойко выдерживать критику (в реальной жизни), так что готовся через форум [:lip:]
    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    Я не претендую, боже упаси...но направление, мне подсказала моя дочка, поскольку она изучает все направления в форографии...
    Она и дала мне определение, как Пикториалист :shura:
    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    Сарочка, когда ты станешь экспертом в искусстве, или будешь владеть галереей, или получишь some degree - я попрошу у тебя совета, да...а пока, кесарю кесарево...:white::wink1:
    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    отвечу по-Гуглу :popcorn:

    Pictorialism


    In the late 1800s, a group of photographers, who eventually became known as Pictorialists, sought to differentiate their artistic work from amateurs' snapshots. They altered their images by hand scratching the negatives and using brushes to soften and blur parts of the photographs during the printing process. The Pictorialist's main concern was not their subjects but, rather, to ensure photography was a viable art form.

    By this time, the novelty of capturing images was beginning to fade, and many were now questioning whether the camera was in fact extremely accurate and detailed. This, in addition with the fact that painting enjoyed a much higher status than this new mechanical process, cause some photographers to look for new techniques that, as they saw it, could make photography more of an art form.


    The term Pictorialism is used to describe photographs in which the actual scene shown, is of less importance than the artistic quality of the image. For Pictorialists the aesthetics and, the emotional impact of the image, was much more important than what was in front of the camera.

    To accomplish their task, the Pictorialists used different techniques:


    · Combination printing (from several negatives)

    ·The use of soft focus in the camera,

    ·The manipulation of the negative (scratching or painting over the negative)

    ·Gum bichromate, which greatly lessened the detail and produced a more artistic image.


    Henry Peach Robinson was a pioneer of pictorialist photography, and one of the greatest photographers of his time. His most famous photograph is “Fading Away”, is a composition of five negatives, in which he shows a young girl dying of tuberculosis surrounded by her family. It was very controversial, because many felt that it was acceptable for the painters to approach this kind of tragic and intimate moments, but it was not appropriate for a photographer to do so.
    Quote Originally Posted by Galkab View Post
    The introduction of the first amateur camera by Kodak, in 1888, changed photography forever; George Eastman made photography accessible to millions of people with no technical knowledge, or artistic background. Ten years later, more than 1.5 million roll-film cameras had reached the hands of the American public.

    A small group of photographers who believed that photography was not a scientific curiosity, but an art, adopted some labor-intensive processes like platinum printing, which involved hand-coating papers with homemade emulsions and pigments, and produced rich, and delicate images. The most prominent representative of these photographers in the US was Alfred Stieglitz, who spent his life fighting for the recognition of photography as a medium as capable of artistic expression as painting or sculpture.

    Stieglitz was not only a pioneer photographer, but also an editor and gallery owner. He and other photographers who shared his conviction founded a group called the Photo-Secession, which advocated an emphasis on the craftsmanship involved in photography


    как то так

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    Default Re: Galkab с мольбертом.

    Деффки, прекращайте ссориться... Лучше обнимитесь, и покажите жеппы... Это культурней... Ей-богу... И другим не так обидно... :tongue:

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    Quote Originally Posted by ИнкЖирик View Post
    йето по детски както ЛОЛ
    LOL
    Никто не хочет любить в нас обыкновенного человека. (c)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarochka View Post
    ты что, с Привоза? :оо:
    сеичас опять пойдет о штампах :grum::grum::grum:
    Barack Obama on his girls: "I have men with guns surrounding them at all times, which I'm perfectly happy with..." (c) Why can he protect his family with guns and I can't?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mineral View Post
    Деффки, прекращайте ссориться... Лучше обнимитесь, и покажите жеппы... Это культурней... Ей-богу... И другим не так обидно... [:tongue:]
    потом ее отфотожопят и будет не жопа, а моченные яблочки :obida:
    Никто не хочет любить в нас обыкновенного человека. (c)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ИнкЖирик View Post
    сеичас опять пойдет о штампах [:grum::grum::grum:]
    я не переживу :girl_cray2:
    Никто не хочет любить в нас обыкновенного человека. (c)

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